DJ Bruck Up remixes ‘Good Life,’ signs distribution deal with BBS Entertainment-Warner Music Group

According to Caribbean Life, Harlem-based, Jamaican-born Dancehall DJ Bruck Up, who in the 1990s appeared in music videos by international stars Busta Rhymes — “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See” and “Gone Till November” by Wyclef Jean and Jamaican stars Patra and Snagga Puss — says he has dropped a remixed version of “Good Life,” featuring hip hop rapper/singer Ron Browz. Bruck Up, born George Adams, told Caribbean Life that on Monday, Oct. 5, that the single is being distributed via a strategic partnership and distribution deal he signed with BBS Entertainment/Warner Music Group’s ADA. “It feels good doing business with an infrastructure that has helped break a lot of great artists,” Bruck Up said. “ADA distributes for Jamaican acts Sean Paul, Buju Banton, Beres Hammond, Mavado and mainstream acts Macklemore, Ciara, Jelly Roll and Fast Punk.” Bruck Up said pop star Beyoncé honored his legacy by repeating his na